TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER1, 1953
the party went to Maynard's Lake
tor dancing and tetei r came back
to the Snipe'* home* tor refresh
ment*. i
Those attending the party Jn
cluded Martha Ann butler, Daley
Goff, Kathryn Butt, Russell Carter,
Jean Sorrell, Donald Jackson Peg
gy Ruth Barfield, Howard White,
Kathryn White. George Eamshaw
Ann Byerly. Billy Thompson. Red
Sandlin. Nancy Jerhlgan, Betsy Ann
Tart. Daphne Parker, Robert Pope,
Kay Strickland, Ray Taylor, Frank
lin Bennett, Robert Hodges, Robert
Register, Mac Turlington, the hos
tess and Tommy Waggoner.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs William McKay
Pearsall announce the birth of s
•on, William Raymond, August 28
In the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Pear
sall is the former Janet Mayo.
. MRS. PEARSALL BETTER
Mrs. William Paresall, Jr. who iaa
patient in the Dunn Hospital, is
reported to be better.
VISITS AUNT
Mtea Gail Hawley spent the week
rnd in Smithfield visiting her Mint,
ter*. W. H. Williford.
" Mtiims
I have, been wonderfully Messed
n being, restored to active life af
ar being crippled in nearly every
hint In my body and with muscu
ar soreness from head to foot. I
tad Rheumatoid Arthritis and oth
sr forma of Rheumatism, hands de
ormed and my ankles were set.
Limited space prohibits telling
rou more here but if you will: write
W I will reply at once and tell
wi how I received this wonderful
elief.
Mrs.ieloS.Wier
2S*5 Arbor Hffls Drive -
P. O. Box sm
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wardrobe needy now. So many. /B IJ m Cj 7 pr A If\ f • * -Itt I
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v/ 11 $7.98 I*. i A f i I wins. Be sure io mo j '•'II
■am I •x • i,,w I jturdv Leather tixtords I w ■ %#■i y i
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a During the morning the children
c enjoyed playing games and were
. se ved delicious cake squares, can.
dy and pink lemonape.
. Wnistlea ware givep as favors be
s fbre the guests left. ‘
Th,ore present tfere Gardner Alt
mqfi Jr., Harriett Thomas, Ann
and Kay Alphin, Charles and Sha
‘ -on Hardy, Gayle Tart, Brenda*
I Tommy and Johnny Whittentort
JoJo Burnett, Gayle Tart, Jean
Manning, Alexis Parker, Barbara
' Klmmel. Judy Tart, Carl Smith,
; Jerrv and Dennis Blackmon, Ter
• ry B-iriklsy, James Neighbors Jr.,
and J*atsy Jackson.
Kay Barefoot And
i Cousin , JirntrmZu
Tort, Have Party
Miss Kay Frances Barefoot was
honored Saturday on her seventh,
; ttrthdaj With a party at the home
i of Mrs. Rodge s Barefoot on 411
South Elm Avenue, Sharing hon-
GS with Miss Barefoot was 'her
little coiyjin, Jimmie Tart. Mrs.
Bam Norris and Mr*. James Mar
ion Tart were hostesses for the
party.
Guests arrived at four and were
in the yard by K?y. She
Invited them to swing in her new
swings. , -
The refreshment table was at
tractively appointed with a beauti
h.’l white silk table cloth. Center
ing the table was a large crystal
1 punch bowl and on either side of
the bowl were, birthday cakes, one
Kay and one for -Jimmie The
cakes were deeoiated, with yellow
rosebuds around the edge and oth
er decoration? in plpk and green.
They held pink candles.
The guqsk Watched Kay and
Jimmie otten their gifts and sang
•“Happy Birthday* to them.
lee cream, cake, nuts, candy and
punch were served in attractive
party plates and cups.
Those attending were Levone
Hartley, Charlie Barefodt, BVhel
Ann Register, Diane- Morgan, Pru
dence Jones. Theda Barefoot, Mar
tha Leer Tart, Blends Sue Johes, 1
Alice "Faye Jones, Brookle Hinspn,
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i « JACKSON HONORED Mist Joyce Jieksw, center, is shows here at a party held in her honor
I! S*t«r d ay a£ht at thehome of Mr. and Mr,. David Herring, Sr. on Dun*. iSJrte 5. feft Mon- '
na ™ *•!£»» Hoapital. The party in her honor was .
Ire nirturvd *w« **»»* Jackson as Joint hostesses. The hostess**
. are pictured here with Mis* Jackon. (Dally Record Photo.)
, Sherrill Quigley, Mary Ruth Wil
liams, Diane Newton, Janice John
son, Naomi Register, Frances Reg
ister and two children *from out
of-town, Linda Ray Morris of An
gler and /Jex Lee of Gamer. Adults
attending were Mrs. E. T. Quigley,
Mrs. S. R. Naylor, Miss Gertrude
Norris, Mrs. Norman Register, Miss
Wllda Fay Norris, Waylon Quig
ley, Miss Doris Jean Norris, Mai- '
colm Quigley. Mrs. Hubert Regis
ter, Mrs. Lawrence Langston, VaL
ton Hayes, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Lee of Gamer and Mr. and Mrs.
Houston Barefoot of Rocky Mount.
SISTER VISITING HERE
Mrs. Roy DUlinger and children
Chip and Tony of Greenwood, S. C.
is visiting here this week with her
sister, Mjs. Mac Barefoot and fam
ily. The Bareteots were visiting
over the week end in Ninety-Six,
S. C. With Mrs. Barefoot's family
and Mrs. Dillinger and children
with thorn for a visit.
in* n*nv wvtwt
umn: BECtHw), DUNN. N, C,
Twin Broffiers
Honored Sunday
On 3rd Birthdays
Twin brothers, Jimmy and John
ny Hajl, were honored on their
third birthdays Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock. They are the sons I
of Mr. and Mrs. James Hall.
As favors the chUdren received
horns and suckers. They enjoy
ed playing various games in the
yard. The two honored guests re
ceived many nice gifts.
Assisted by Mrs. Lewi* Godwin.
M:s. Hall served the guests Ice
cream, cake a*d lemonade to Jim
my and Johnny, Jeff Norris. Fay
Tew, Pete Palpant, Kenneth Klm
mel, Ricky Whitman and Ronnie
and L*wls Godwin, Jr,
COUSIN VISITING HERE
Emory Glenn of Durham is visit
ing his cousin. Miss Rita McLean
this week. ' ”
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Day id Hawleys
I Attend Annual J
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j Reunion In Ohio |
Mr and Mrs. David Hawley re- !
■ | turned to Dunn Monday after at
i tending a reunion in Cleveland,
i i Ohio. They left for the trip last
I Thursday by automdbile.
[ 1 The reunion was held by some
of the members of the 1085th Air
i Corps Division. The group served
I together during World War n In
{ltaly and Africa. It was a-Military
, Police unit.
This get-together annual
. event.
RETURNS FROM GREENSBORO
Mra. A- 8. Davis of OvefhUls has
returned from Greensboro after a
tire weeks visit with her brother,
the Rev. R. H. Melvin and other
relatives, she also visited her
. daughter and famUy in Sanford,
I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stone.
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Co-Hostesses .
- At Bridal Shower
Mrs. Louise Dawson and Mrs. J.
B. Rouse, Sr., were co-hostesses at
a miscellaneous shower Friday
night honoring Mrs. Bobbie Hed.--
path, who was married recently.
She te the former Barbara Do.pian.
The Dawson home on South Wil
son Avenue was the scene of th»
party. Attractive summer flowers
decorated the home. Centering the
dining room table was an arrange
ment of lilies and tubtroses.
\ Cookies, mints and nuts were
served and punch was poured by
Mrs. R. H. Spell.
the evening games we.e
played and Mrs. Hedgepeth and
Miss Frances Warren were prize
winners. '
In addition to her array of
shower gifts, the honoree received
a pretty bridal corsage.
Guests for the pa-tv we e Mrs.
Hedgeueth, Mrs. Nellie Dorman,
Mrs. Howard Rprdy and Sharon. ’
Mrs. Richard Setsoms and Janet,
Mrs. Alfred NiedsweaAhmv and
Sue.' Miss Frances Warren, Mrs. A.
P. Adcox, Mrs. Allie Maynard. Miss
Betsy Stewart, M s. James Tew Sr.,
Mrs. Leonard Hodges, Mrs. Tal
madge Barefoot, Mrs. Fred Strick
land, Mrs. Luther Godwin, Mrs.
i Mamie Smith, Mrs. James Tew Jr.,
Mrs. H. M. Carroll, Mrs. E. R.
j Draughbn. Mrs. _ Cha.Sie Surles.
Mrs. R. H. Spelf and Mrs. Hugh
I TfTUlie Tart.
| VISITS SON AND DAUGHTER
! Mrs. Jame? A. Shaw, their daugh-
{ ter i Miss Kitty Shaw, sons,
j Harold, Carol and Theodore spent
j the .week end in Greensboro, with
-her son Collri Shaw and other tcl-
I atives. She also visited her* sister
! - ». | J. ; ,
and family Mrs. C. U. Stack in
Julian.
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A NEW HOME FOR
YOUR FAMILY
OR BUSINESS
Nl -HOMF. BUILDERS
AND SUPPLY CO.
Oommcrclkl 'and residential
buildings (
Phone 4488 Dunn. N. C.
Special attention given re
, pairs and remodeling.
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JACK DEMPSEY'S DAUGHTER WED *
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JACK DEMPSEY, former heavyweight champion, plants a fatherijr kiss
on the cheek of his daughter Joan, i 9, after her marriage in Santa
Monica, Calif., to Dennis O'Flaherty, 21, Loyola University star ath*
lete. The bride’s mother, actress Williams, was not present#
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